Hepatitis C Virus

Research conducted at G.A. Moore and co-researchers has updated our knowledge about hepatitis C virus

Published in Hospital Law Weekly, December 18th, 2008

According to a study from the United States, "The purpose of this study was to examine hepatitis C-related stigma within a population of liver disease support group attendees. In total, 39 participants completed a quantitative/qualitative survey during support group meetings."

"This article reports on the quantitative data. Data collected included the source and location of stigma and stigma's effects on health-seeking behavior and disclosure practices (DISCS). Of the participants, 84.6% experienced hepatitis C-related stigma. All who were Hispanic or older than 65 years experienced stigma. The most common source of stigma was healthcare professionals. More participants...

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Source: Hospital Law Weekly (2008-12-18)

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